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    Sandy Tait

    By Sandy Tait

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    So I'm not sure if this is a bug as such or just the way the new transfer values works, but I sold Harry Winks to Newcastle for £40m in the January window (great bit of business even if I do say so myself! xD), and immediately after signing for them he was valued at something like £39.5m, which seems reasonable enough. Since then he's played 9 games, not managed higher than 6.8 in a match, and has no goals or assists to his name, but his value has nearly *doubled*. Surely that can't be right? 

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    Kyle Brown

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    Transfer value is a reflecting market value, as in, what the club would likely want to sell them for. 

    As they've just signed the player and have rich finances, they wouldn't sell for less. 

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